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Statements: M < N, N = O, O ≥ P. Conclusions: I. M < P.
II. P < N.

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  • AOnly I is true
  • BOnly II is true
  • CBoth I and II are true
  • DNeither is true

Step-by-Step Solution

From M < N = O ≥ P, no definite relation links M and P (I not established). Also P ≤ O = N allows P = N, so P < N is not guaranteed (II false).
Answer: D) Neither is true

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